But at that point, the villainess hadn't turned bad yet. She was mostly just scared and terrified.
After Cecilia Quincy returned home, the Quincy Family's attention clearly shifted entirely to her. Her parents doted on her, her grandparents spoiled her, and even the usually ill-tempered Willow Quincy was gentle and patient with her.
She didn't have to do anything to receive the attention and affection of the entire Quincy Family.
As for the villainess, although she was allowed to stay with the Quincy Family, she gradually became an invisible person. The family who once loved and doted on her no longer cared, and her brother, who had disliked her since childhood, grew increasingly harsh toward her, as if she were some heinous criminal.
Under this invisible pressure, the villainess's psyche slowly began to warp. She started having many wicked thoughts.
And it was at this time that Cecilia Quincy made her move against her.
